The Karvath Kati sarees and fabrics of Maharashtra is socio-culturally associated with the people due to its confluence with the culture. The Karvath Kati saree is traditionally a part of the ritual functions of every Vidharbha bride. It is an auspicious wear for various religious occasions.The Vidharbha region of Maharashtra is the originating place of Karvat Kati (saw-edged) saree so named after the border design which resembles saw teeth. A range of products are produced by the weavers such as Karvath Kati sarees, shirting, and ladies dress materials. The uniqueness of these sarees is by virtue of the raw material -. Bhandara Tussar silk, the saw edge motifs adjacent to the borders, the process of weaving and the designs.Most of the designs in the saree are inspired by sculptures seen at the Ramtek temple, near to this place. The uniqueness in designs are their nomenclature / description to each and every part of the design, the colour combinations and the size and shape of the designs.